Heechul even pitched in, answering “ Belum makan” (have not eaten) when Leeteuk asked the fans: “ Sudah makan?” (Have you eaten?).Īmidst promises of holding their Super Show 7 concert in Malaysia in the near future, the group performed seven songs including older hits such as Sorry Sorry and Bonamana, as well as newer tracks Mamacita and Black Suit. Leader Leeteuk’s ‘Malay segment’ had fans cracking up, however, as he asked, “Where is the bathroom” in Malay while Shindong and Heechul peeked at his notes. Like the others who performed before them, the group prepared Malay phrases to impress their fans with. Siwon looks on while Heechul and Shindong huddle together with Leeteuk as the Super Junior leader spewed out random Malay phrases.
Making their umpteenth visit to the country were members Donghae, Eunhyuk, Leeteuk, Shindong, Yesung, Heechul and Siwon. Moonbyul, Wheein and Hwasa did not leave their fellow member sitting alone, however, as they will occasionally wander to her to huddle together and show off their strong vocals with songs such as Love Lane and Girl Crush when they were not showing off their dance moves.Ĭlosing the show was undoubtedly the most anticipated group of the night, a group that is no stranger to Malaysians – Super Junior. Mamamoo also did not disappoint with their stage despite member Solar not being to partake in the dances due to her injury. Mamamoo gave a strong performance despite Solar’s injury. The group also expressed their happiness of being able to return to meet their Malaysian fans after their last visit five years ago. TheHive.Asia picĮarlier in the day, the group held a press conference with the media, during which Ren stated that he was happy to see so many fans waiting for them at the airport when they arrived. NU’EST W, the subgroup of NU’EST that consists of Ren, Baekho, JR and Aron (san Minhyun who is currently active as part of Produce 101’s Wanna One), took the stage next, opening with a well-loved older number, Hello, followed by five more songs including Where U At. NU’EST W greet their fans at the concert. There’s a reason why the main vocal and leader of Girls’ Generation is highly popular not just in her home country, as she belted out song after song, showing off her high notes with her hits such as I and Hands on Me. Taeyeon heated up the stage just fine for Malaysian fans, though. So Malaysian weather, even at its gloomiest, was still considerably warmer in comparison.
While to most Malaysians, last weekend’s gloomy weather (it had been raining non-stop for three days and only stopped a few hours before the concert) was considered cold, the South Korean stars were instead delighted by the change of temperature since it is currently bitterly cold in their country’s winter weather. Taeyeon’s fans also sang along to her songs. “The weather is nice,” said Taeyeon, who performed a total of five songs after Halo. Their fans were lucky as they not only got to see Halo perform at the concert but they also got to see the boys up close and personal the next day during Halo’s Meet-and-Greet event at Nu Sentral (where member Ooon was even surprised with a birthday song from fans). TheHive.Asia picĭino, Inhaeng, Ooon, Jaeyong, Heecheon and Yoondong of boyband Halo made their return to Malaysia with this concert, performing four songs in total including their debut single Fever and latest single Here I Am. Halo happy to meet their fans in Malaysian again.
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